Hi, Daniel here. Today I'd like to talk about a couple new titles that came out two
weeks or so ago. Those games are: Civilization BE, and the must-mention
Assassin's Creed: Unity. First of all, I'd like you to have clear these are not
serious, or objective reviews either. I am just giving the pros and cons of the
games and my opinion about them.
The first game I want to
talk about is Civilization Beyond Earth. This game has been the one I
most played since it came out.
As you may noticed in my
last post about my Top 5 games, i like strategy games. I enjoyed a
lot the Civilization saga, and when I first tried CivBE, I was not
dissapointed. This game takes place in a sci-fi universe, where the
humans are forced to leave the earth and colonize a new world. It has
a very deep lore, and joins together a lot of different concepts of
the sci-fi books and movies.
PROS:
- Very deep lore.
- If you like sci-fi, it is a pro for you that the whole game is about science fiction.
- Affinity system, which I am not going to go very deep into, but I liked a lot. (More information: http://civilization.wikia.com/wiki/Affinities_(CivBE) ).
- Strongly improved performance.
- Better victory mechanics.
CONS:
- The gameplay feels just like Civilization V.
- Yet again, if you DON'T like sci-fi, it is a con for you that the whole game is about science fiction.
- No city states, as there were in CivV
- Only 8 “factions”, or civilizations.
The next game I'm going to
talk about is AC: Unity. This game has been very controversial,
because of its many bugs and glitches and very poor optimization on
release.
I'm going straight forward
to the pros and cons, as I ocnsider them self-explanatory:
PROS:
- Gameplaey style very similar to AC2, Brotherhood and Revelations: hard puzzles, medicines (yay!), glyphs, etc.
- Very interesting investigation missions.
- Infinite bugs and glitches on release. Even if they fix them, it has been outrageous that they released such an unfinished game.
- Poor optimization, even in consoles. In PC, two of the most powerful graphics cards available in parallel cannot handle it at maximum settings.
I hope you enjoyed the
overviews of both games. Tell me what games you like more, down in the
comments.
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